Ielts reading question-type based tests true false not given matching headings

Q3. In the third paragraph, the writer suggests that mass-produced goods are 
A. inferior in quality. 
B. less likely to be kept for a long time. 
C. attractive because of their lower prices. 
D. less tempting than goods which are traditionally produced. 
Q4. Lack of personal connection to goods is described as producing 
A. a belief that older goods are superior. 
B. an attraction to well-designed packaging. 
C. a desire to demonstrate status through belongings. 
D. a desire to purchase a constant stream of new items. 
Q5. Jeans and teddy bears are given as examples of goods which 
A. have been very well designed. 
B. take a long time to show wear. 
C. are valued more as they grow older. 
D. are used by the majority of the population. 
 

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Welcome to Mr Aslanov’s Lessons 
QUESTION-TYPE BASED TESTS 
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MATCHING NAMES
 
Task: Match statements with the names of the experts / researchers in 
the text. 
Skills: 
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scanning to find the relevant names 
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understanding expressions of opinion (‘reporting verbs’ like 
claims, argues, believes, agrees, doubts, adds etc) 
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recognising synonyms 
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guessing vocabulary from context 
 
Tips: 
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Use the capital letters of the people’s names to help you find 
them quickly.
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Circle the names of the people you have to match.
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Ignore any other names that appear.
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The names of the people do not appear in the same order as the 
statements.
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Remember that you can use any of the names more than once

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